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RELEASING THE SURPLUS.

Eject Produced Mt Washington by the Pub
ta 1ication OF the Circular. &
WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-The ciscula,
which was published this morning offer
ing to purchase fourteen million and 4!
per cent bonds was painted at the Treas
ury department this morning and dis.fib
uted this afternoon. r.
The effect OF the publication waa made
instantly apparent at tho Department by
the receipt Of oGero to sell within shor,
time alter tho doors Of tho Department
had been opened.
The result Of the offerings and the &C.
ton OF the Department upon them were
made public as sooa after three O'Clock
this afternoon as Gchedu!ea could bs pre-.
pared.
Acting Secretary Thompson was at tho
White House and the Treasury Depart.
ment last night until after midnight, con.
sulting with the President and the finan.
cial officers Of the Treasury rs1ativs to the
prices to be offered, tho amount OF bonds
to be purchased and other details Of the
new plan for releasing some Of the Treas.
urys surplus. Several Of the Treasury
ofticsra are of the opinion that alter the
frat few days there will not BE- any con-
siderable amount OF bonds oGerod to the
Government, but tho moral effect Of the
circular they believe will be good as the
knowledge that the Government stands
ready to purchase fourteen millions OF
bonds and throw that amount OF money
upon the market, and will, they nny, tend
to reassure timid financiers. ~ RI. ?
Acting Secretary Thompson has decided
that the applications received daily to
sell bonds unaer the circular sent out last
night In tho press diapatchce will be- made
public each day at3F. NJ.
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TnE Cincinnati Commercial Gasslle Rd.
monishes Governor Foraker's too ardent
friends that 1t 1t Is better to run him for
one thing at time, adding that John
Sherman IL the choice Of the Ohio Rspub-
licsns for the Presidency. The latter
proposition IL to be taken with some
qualification, and has not much to do with
the other, which is perfectly sound.
II Is we'll known that thousands Of Ohio
Republicans prefer another to Senator
shermsu, not because they are lacking in
admiration Of him, but because they have
other preferences, which they will yield
gracefully to tho will Of the majority,
whatever that will may be. i@as' X.
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Ex.r1isoncrs Of wa. IN seksion.

CulcAao, Sept 22.-The annual con-
vention Of the National Association OF
e1-Prisoners Of War was commenced
hero today. John McElroy, Of Washing.
ton presided. The Committee on Reso-
lutions includes General Powell, General
G.. B. Adams, Of Maine; L. P. Williams,
OF Washington, and ". D. Lucas, OF Iowa.
The Committee on Pensions reported
tho draft Of bill, which is to be, il adopt
ed, presented to Congress. It wonld give
the ex-prisoners OF war, ninty day men, a
half pension, 100 day men a two.tbird pen
eion, and full pension to thoss who
served longer lime. 1t aiao provides So a
day pension for each day the e1.prisoners
we're confined in rebel prisons. All de-.
bate on this resolution aud tha report was
deferred until tomorrow. i6.t.i.'
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A Little Ono For n Cont.

MEANWHILE, Pa, Sept. 22.-Natural gas
was struck at Connellaville, sixteen miles
northwest OF this city, Wednesday morn.
ing at & depth Of. 3Os feet, but not
sufficient in volume to prevent further
drilling. at $50 feet second snd larger
vein WAS struck, end at nine o'clock last
night at depth Of $50 feet a
gusher was tapped, which at once drove
drillers from the we'll and sent
a shower OF sand and gravel over the ton
Of the derrick. All efforts to plug the " oil
hsve failed and gas is escaping with a
roar heard considerable distsnce.; AT
10 o'clock this evening the pressure is in.
c.essing and wcs reported at $50 pounds.
Much excitement prevails, aimee second
speechly district is apparently about to be
deyeloped, .5ltl', ~ -. ''lls. 4 :,
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A Tenant Elected to Parliament.

DUBLIN, Sept. 22.-Mr. Kilbride, who
accompanied Mr.. William O'Brien to Can
ada in bis tour against the Marquis OF
Lansdowne for the cruelty with which the
evictions on the iatter's Luggacurran
estates were conducted last April, was yes
terday elected without opposition to rep
resent Kerry in the House Of Commons.
Mr.. Kilbride was the Marquis Of Lsuds-
downe'a principal tenant, paying $500
per annum for farm valued by The gov
ernment appraisers at but s., 100, and the
emergency men who executed tho evic-
ton broke into the Kilbride houae
through the doors and windows and threw
the furniture out 80 violently that nearly
all OF it was broken to pieces. law
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Shooting Afrrax at 4 Dance.

CLINTON, NO., Sept. 92.-At dance in
the residence of ". y. Powell, given by
Il. B. Mitchell, James Atkins was not in.
vited, owing to q quarrel with Mitchell.
Notwithstanding he putin an appearance
at O'Clock, and Mitchell believed his in.
tention to bs to break up the party. With
this idea he ordered Atkins from the
premises and on hia refusing. the leave,
knocked him down. Atkins drew revol.
yer but Mitchell got the drop on him and
drove him from the house. AS the two
slapped into the dark yard Atkins made a
falso move and Mitchell shot him dead.
The murderer was arrested. 4 2 u s41}55,
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CHAIRMAN JoNXs, OF the National Be.
PUBLICAN Committee, is in favor Of hold.
ing the next National Convention in Phil
adelphia. We ike TO agree with Chair
man Jones, sud We have kindly regard
ior Philadelphia, bu. Philadelphia is too
fer from the centre. a few million people
live in the great West, and they are not to
be overlooked. t,5,.5,..
The place ior the convention should be
selected with regard to the general con-
venionce, which would land us came.
where in tho region Of Chicago or St.
Louis or Cincinnati. Chicsgo has been
found to be all that can be deHired as a
convention city, and both parties were 80
we'll satisfied lsst time .thnt there was
rather an understanding in each that it
would bold It's next convention in the
Eame place. i+ E'G'5
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FLED TO CANADA,
Proceedings for tho E1tradl,ion OF Two
tit Dishonest firgtnianS, FME

Proceedings for tho EItradition OF Two
Mt'- Dishonest Firgtnians. s
TORONTO, Sept. %. = The colony OF
American deiaultsrs in Canada will soon
mourn tho losa Of two interesting mem
bers. \ G'4 giig. Al IS; 5E
Charles E. Clinedlst and G. M. Bodell,
alias Zimmerman, alias Berry, we're car
,iage manufacturers in staunton, Va, un.
der the name OF Olinedist & Bodell. In
March last .they fled to Canada, leaving
liabilitiea Of about $4,000 or 5000, be.
sides q large amount Of forged paper.
Detectives were sent out In pursuit, and
traced them throughout Canada, until on
Tnegdsy Clinsdlst wss run down at Byant.
lord and arrested. Bodell was arrested at
Orillia, where he was working at his
trade. Lawyer Blackstone, Of Staunton,
Is in the city. and has commenced pro.
ceedings for their extradition.
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WhOclor Arrested,

New HAVEN, .CoHN, Sept. 22.-E. s.
Wheeler, tho insolvent iron importer,
whose failure with liabilities Of s2.OOO,0OO
and actual assets Of less than $4,000
cauaed such q sensation in this city,
was arrested this afternoon charged
with obtaining money under false
pretences. The arrest was caused
by the Ph@nix Bank, of Hartford,
which discounted note of $2,9l4 for
Wheeler two days before bis failure. The
note was drawn by the James Wick Com
psny, Of Baltimore, in favor OF Wheeler
aud endorsed by him, .E 5la t4
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TILE CAUSE OF 1T.
Bank Presidents E1planntion OF tho Tish.

Bank pTosiiOnps Explanation of tho Tight
5l5 "a Moasy sqaro. -
New YoRx. Sept. % a bank president,
who has control OF millions Of money,
said last night that he hsd just beon 70.
newing time loars at 8 and 6 psr cent for
four srd six months and yosr. s.7
He averrel tha! the &c ara which has hsd
such grip on the & aanclal and commer.
cial community is largely the result Of
manipulation by the biggest money hold.
ere, either ranged Us speculators on the
Bear eide or anxious to see such a ttsin-
gency prod uced as will put up the rate Tor
money higher than otherwise they could
hope. s;;,..iit ~ ~,
Wall street clings very deyotsdly to
faith in the pressure direct and indirect
that certain montysd interests are trying
10 bring to boar upon the administration.
The "more liberal policy" demanded, they
believe, will reault in either an oi!icin!
offer to buy four per cents at fixed price,
the convening Of an extra session Of Con-
gress, or thu taking OF some other step
whereby better times shal! bs helped ior.
ward AK any Of these erpecssnt ones
the raason for this cheerful anticipation
and In lieu Of any facts 10 support the idps
the offered explanation will be: :"Oh, i,'s
in the atmosphere" !" 4 5,i51. Is fr:
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NOVEL COUNTY FAIR,
a Day for each politlcal Party-"Democrat

A Day for each Political lParty-"Democrat
Day" Yesterday.
WooDs1ocE, LIS, Sept. 22.-To.day was
"Dsmocrat Day" at tho McHenry County
Fair, and fifteen thousand people wore
present, mainly to hear ex.speaker Samuel
J. Randall, OF Pennsylvania, who had
been announced as the orato. Of the day.
Mr.. Randall arrived in the morning, &C.
companied by First Assistant Postmaster
General Stevenson, Collector Ssebe,per, Of
Chicago, Congressman Springer and Law.
lor, and General Nswberry, President Of
the Chicago Iroquois Club. Both Mr..
Randall and MIR. Stevenson made ad.
dresses TO the crowd. Mr.. Stevenson con.
fning hiusOlt to an eloquent discouroe
upon !the growing northwest. . Mr..
Randall spoke for over an hour. a,
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Threatens to Resign.

LONDON, Sept. 22.-Wm. j. Evelyn
Conservative member Of Parliament for
Deptford threatens to resign hls seat in
the House OF Commons rather than sup
port the Government's cruel measures In
Ireland. Mr.. Smith, the Government
leader in the House OF Commons, has
written Mr.. Evelyn letter promising
that q full inquiry ahal be made into the
Mitchellatown affair. ~ ..;.,E[ .;,Eg, E2l,
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DISCOVERED IN TIME,
Chicago POLICE Eind Bomb In a Car Com

Chicngo POLICE Find n Bomb In q Car Com,
pany's Harm. i{5 e 4 l7Ij{ q
CuloAso, Sept. Policemen found a
gas piro bomb at Cottage Grove avenue
car barn on Thirty.ninth street at o'clock
this morning. 4: " az nj q &
It was ten inches in length and two
inches in diameter, and waa inclosed in an
ordinary sized starch box, and had the
clock work attachment for exploding, ~
I, 1t was taken to the Stanton avenne 20.
lice station and examined, after which 1t
Was carried to an adjoining vacant lot for
sale Keeping. No Clue has been obtained
as yet as to who left the bomb in the barn.
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YOUNGSTOWN, oHlo, Sept. 22.-About
5000 peoplo attended the opening Of the
Mahoning and shenaugo Valley fair, yes
terdey. Tho chief attraction to-day was
the marriage in public Of William Rich.
mond, Of Fowler, Trumbull county, and
Miss Sadie Jamison, OF Cortland. They
were married in tho temporary STAND, pro.
tusely decorated and richly carpetsd. The
ceremony WAS performed by Rev. H, S,
Boyd, Of New Bedford, Pa. - ..E5S
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Two Cows Cause II yYreck.

PITTepURaH, PA.,l Sept. ga special
from tHollidaysburg says: This afternoon
the accommodation train on the HolN.
daysburg branch met with an accident
near Oresswells aiding,f FIVE miles south
Of Altoona. Two cows attempting to cross
the track in front ot the engine, we're
struck and instantly killed, while the en-.
gine and several cars we're thrown over
the embankment, and Engineer Howard
Thomas was instantly killed, being struck
on tho side Of the head with a rail- The
fireman, Charles W. Terry, was painfully
but not seriously hurt. G.;55s 81
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KILLED ON TIE RAIL.
a Circus Attache Horribly nInngled-Prob.
ably n Murder. ,.z.g, sl'7 m

a Circus AttncheN Horribly nInngled-Prob.
ably Murder. s! . a0 IN
Special Dipctch to he Inttllioencer. i-
PARKEReBuRe, W. Va, Sept. 22.-Fred
Goldsmith, an attache Of sella' circus, fell
from the train last night, about three miles
from this city, while coming from Mari
eta, aud Was run over and horribly man.
gled. He was not missed but lay by the
roadside until othis morning. BE was
brought here and one leg WAS amputated
by Dra. Harris and Campbell. He NAV
possibly recover. His homo is at L.
Crosse, Wis. Il ,5s;;l-'s e5ili|7
The unknown man who Is supposed to
have suicided at Belleville was buried last
evening. : It is known that he was from
Pittsburgh. The mysterious part Of the
case is that ho was seen to have about
sixty dollars the day before, but was found
dead without a cent in his pockets. 80
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TONIGHT Wheeling is to SEQ one Of the
Arst tragcdians Of the time in play which
has never been given here, but which has
the ntrong ,commendation Of the beat
critics and the approval Of intelligent
audiences. In his line Mr.. Warde has no
superior on the American etage; indeed 1t
is no. more prsise than he deserves to cay
that in such characters as "Brutus," "Vir.
ginius" and "Damon" be is without an
equal. "Galba, the Gladiator" is, there.
fore, just such On impersonation as should
call out the best that is in this highly tai.
entsd and accomplished actor. Wheeling
shonlh do herself the credit Of greeting
Mr.. Warde with an overlowing hopue. IS
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TIE ANTI-YANKEEs,
Mexican Conservatives Accused of Hostility
to the United stntea. -l.M

n1ex1cah ConserVattves Accused Of HoBtIIIty
,.E to the United States. IS
Cry OF MEXICO, Sept. GA writer in
La 70: de Atzico, an ultra. Clerical paper,
endeavors to to demonstrate that the
Conservative party "has always been the
anti. Yankee party Of Mexico" and says
that it advocated the empire OF Maximilian
lin order to concentrate here in Euro.
pean prince elements which might coun.
teract tho influence OF the United States,
which maintains the absurd Monroe doc.
trine." This is the first open acknowl-
edgment Of the hostility Of the Conserva.
tive party to the United States. z.t x
It was reported yesterday afternoon
that the duel bstween Generals Nsranjo
and Prodillo will not come OF, .QsR.ia7
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INDEFINITELY POSTPONED.
Tho Father ofh Cleveland uoauty Prevent,
0---., Wedding. ~ ...- .d.-- z

Tho Father ofa Cleveland noauty Prevents
Wedding. W&it HfFtF
CLEVELAND, O., Sept. ga social
cyclone passed over the southern part Of
this city last evening. a1'
Charles Kuntz, we'll known, society
man, was to have married Dora Wettrich,
wealthy and beautiful girl. On Tuesday
the father Of the bride was informed Of
some rather shady financial transactions
on the part Of the prospective groom, and
premptorily' put an end to the engagement,
but at such q late hour that It was impos.
sible to notify the guests. When the ap-
pointed time arrived 200 friends OF both
families had assembled in St. Edwards
catholic Church,whers they waited vainly
Tor the contracting parties to appear, and
finally dispersed In wonder. The promin.
ence OF all parties concerned makes tho
affair the sensation Of tho day. NJ af7
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NEWSPAPER MAN ASSAULTED.
An Editor Terribly Beaten for Criticlslng an
psI, ,Onlciaps Action, n m

An Editor Terribly Benten for Criticlslng an
u. Onlciars Action. 'It!!
srRlNarlELD, ILL Sept: 22.-Captain T.
W. Kidd, editor and proprietor of the
Daily Monitor, was assaulted yesterday in
a barber shop by John F. Bretz, City su.
perintendent Of Streets, and brutally
beaten. ne sE5,4 .s,s8 E, 4.
Captain Kidd being without spectacles,
did not know who his Rssailant was.
After knocking him down, Bretz stamped
and kicked the editor, while unconscious.
until spectators interfered. 'f,4ts 0li. 4,
No explanation Of the anrsy was offered,
but 1t Ia supposed Byetz was incensed by
an editorial attack upon the practice Of
employing teams belonging to city otiicialo
Tor city work, in which Bretz's name Was
mentioned in an uncomplimentary way.
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Harbarous Action,

PARIS, Sept. 22.-The story is confirmed
that after the execution Of the murderer
Pranzlni, q certain police Official obtained
a portion Of the murderer's akin from an
attendant at the medical school and had
It converted into couple OF purses, which
he presented one each to M. Taylor, NJ.
Goron and other police officials as souve.
niru. The facts leaked out, the latter de-
livered the purses to the Pfocurator GEN
eral, who dismissed all concerned in the
matter. Il. gI5
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CH1cAao, Sept. 22.--A Brainard, MINI,
special says: The forest fires which were
supposed to be under control in the east.
ern portion Of the county, broke out again
yesterday, and are raging in all their fury
on the meadows. The fire has burned
down to the root Of the grass, and nothing
but drenching rain can completely sub.
due it. A large force Of men was sent out
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Glre atsfeltiIqe.tfrr. ltiIq
or,oe. Nos. 20 aud ~ rourtsenth street.
Two American "Napoleons OF Finance
having been captured In Canada, there Is
reason to hopo that we may yet keep the
Doodle colony from bolng overiuu by tai.
ent from this aide. 'M,N

Ir 1t be true that there iB = compre-
hensive conspiracy TO liborate the polit-
ical prisoners In Siberia, II Is very
thoughtful Of escaped exile Baker to
give away the scheme. The Russlan
authorities being now on their guard may
be expelled TO relax their vigilance.
80 as 10 allow The plan to work. II II
were no. for this exposure exile Baker
would eeem less Ike fraud, No.
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CleYslnn.l,a Lnttnr tn Fox.

rulLADELtnlA, Sept. 22.-Superlntend-
ent Fox, Of the mint refuses to show tho
letter written him by the President, which
Mr.. Randall is said to have declared was
not creditable to the writer's civil service
reform ideas. MIR. Fox says, however,
that the letter did not instruct or req uest
him to forbid Mr.. Chester from attending
the Allentown convention in Mr.. Ran.
dall's favor. Further thsn this he will
cav nothing, ..ts 4 t55g @ Az
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"l ,..a=.l IS
Governor OElsBby Importuned,

SPRINGFIELD, Ills Sept. Ex-Governor
Ozleaby's correspondence is now largely
composed, but not wholly, Of CON munica-
tons in behalf OF the Anarchiat prisoners,
One mail this morning brought six letters
containing copies Of New. York uowupa.
per editorial commenting on the decision
Of the Supreme Court. Appeals for elem
ency have been received for'ssyeral days
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THE INDIAN QUESTION.
Commissioners Atkins Says tho Order vii
aH'5pA= De Enforced. 4,

Commissioners Atkins Says tho Order will
be Enforced. 5s
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 222.-In a let
ter sent to Gen. Clinton B. Fiske, Com.
missioner OF Indian Affairs Atkins saya
tho Indian Bureau does not intend 10 re.
cede from its position that no Language
but the English shall bo taught in Indian
sehools, Notwithstanding the opposition
manifested against the order. -; 4
The letter states that tho order does not
forbid the teaching Of scriptural or other
truths to adult Indiana in their native
tongue, but simply iorbids the teaching or
reading Of the yernscular to lndians in
tho schools. 55s.57s ~; ~
The Commissioner saya: IT am thor.
oughly convinced that m Indian cannot
become useful and civilized unless he is
educated in the English Language. II the
Indian is ever to become citizen, as the
land in seyeralty act contemplates, he
must know the language Of the Conatitu.
tion, the laws and the people," So 5l3 s s.31
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NOVEL FEATURES
OF the Passenger Rate War-A Big Ride for
- ~. ~ Nothing. - - Wv !.

ofthe Passenger Hate War-A Big Ride for
te Nothing. 5..,-5 .5 y
sT. LOUIS, Sept. 22.-The Ohio & Missis.
sippi railroad has some new reduction
each day to interest the public. Their
latest action is a cutting OF the already
low rate to Baltimore and Washington
and return and making tho charge but
50 25, o cut Of IS 20 The Bee Line hes
been announced as the object OF attack,
yet thia rate injurea no other road but the
Vandalia line. One Of the novel ieatnreo
of the fight is the ability Of the scalpers
to send the passengers to Buffalo for moth
ing, and still make q profit. This is be.
cause the. round trip ratio Ia IS; the rate
one way is SIS 25. The cut rate is only
Issued at st. Louis, full fare being do.
mauded from Buffalo. sr,5.; 743'-e
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STORY OF pn1pEnY.
SERIOUS Ohnrgos Against Members Of tho
Ji1 Minnesota Legislature, lgi,5ngJ

MIsSEArolIs, Sept. 2e.-The Mtps to
day publishes long article purporting tc
detail the manner In which certain BILL
were defeated in the last session OF the
Legislature. Xxx. ,.si. }3s yge'
It Is aaid that "a member named Donnel.
ly led the fight on the railroads, and had
such powerful following that the com.
panies were compelled to take declalvs &C.
ton. 5.lH gJ1gt - E,i.'7TgIIi' i =
Senator Peterson is charged with hay..
Ing maneged the lobby Tor the roads, and
Is said 10 have employed one Peter Ander.
son. drummer, to talk the grangers over,
Anderson to be well paid for his services.
Tho bills were defeated, but whom Ander-
aon called for bis money, Peterson, who ia
q prominent Republican politician, put
him OF, and now the drummer proposes
to bring suit to recover. Tho article cre-
ates q great sensation. q l4E,l
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Annrcl,iatn NYnut Blnnd.

CLEVELAND, O., Sept. 22.-About $50
Anarchists met at down town hall last
night and protested against the execution
Of the seven condemned Chicago Ansrch.
lists. They spoke in German and were in
favor Of blood II everything else tailad. N,
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A DExocRAr Of IN inqulrlng turn ol
mind who has been making a OWL Ser.
vice round OF the Washington depart.
ments, discovered among other things
that in tho Internal Revenue Bureau
Commissioner Miller, a deputy, chief clerk
and chief Of division are Democrats;
all the othe.a are (" hold over" Republi.
cans. Some Of Mr.. Miller's old West Vir.
ginja friends will be glad 10 be rea.sured
on the eubjsct OF his Democracy.
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senlers Elude the U, s, Gator,

TORONTO, osr, Sept. 22.-The Depart.
ment Of Fisheries Is advised that up to
date ten Behring Sea asalera have eluded
the United States cutter Rush and arrived
atVicsoria, B. @. The total catch is re-.
ported to be 10, ,0l0 skins by Canadian ves-
sells and 1850 skins landed in British Co.
lunbia by American Hchooners. u At SO so
per skin the value Of the catch reaches
the SUM Of over Sl40, 900. Y fa5s5l,